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. 2008 Jun;29(6):1183–1189. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A1059

Table 4:

Correlations between biomarkers and episodic memory

RAVLT Learning*
RAVLT 30 Minutes’ Recall
R
R
S1 S2 S1 S2
Hippocampus .49§ .70 .35 .71
A: Middle temporal LH .51 .38 .33 .22
B: Inferior parietal LH .67 .44§ .48 .53
C: Entorhinal LH .66 .64 .46 .64
D: Precuneus (toward isthmus) LH .50 .48 .15 .44
E: Superior frontal LH .43 .42 .24 .38
A: Middle temporal RH .49§ .34 .16 .39
B: Inferior parietal RH .56 .49 .53 .60
C: Entorhinal RH .35 .50 .23 .53
D: Precuneus (toward isthmus) RH .28 .54 .04 .54
E: Superior frontal RH .38 .36 .29 .22
Tau −.28 −.60 −.09 −.73
Aβ42 .09 .42 .33 .35
APOE −.09 −.17 −.34 −.18

Note:—S1 indicates Sample 1; S2, Sample 2; RAVLT, Rey Auditory-Verbal Test; APOE, apolipoprotein E; Aβ42; amyloid beta 42 peptide; LH, left hemisphere; RH, right hemisphere; R, Pearson r.

*

RAVLT learning is the sum of correct responses across learning trials 1 to 5. APOE is quantified as the number of ε4 alleles (0, 1, or 2). For tau, cutoff criteria are used in the analyses (0 for nonpathologic, 1 for pathologic), whereas for Aβ42 the actual values are used because only 2 participants in Sample 1 had pathologic values.

P < .05.

P < .05 when the effect of age is controlled for.

§

P < .06.